Our fee depends on the number of units and condition of he property.

It depends.

Many time the seller will use a land contract/contract for deed which is not a true mortgage and can be subject to liability depending on who wrote the contract and in which state it is executed. 

An Irish couple in their 60s investing just to take nice vacations and earn an extra $3K/mo.Point is, the 50-100 goal is certainly achievable from where you're starting, but you'll need to be aggressive depending on your timeline to reach that many units if you go one by one.I highly suggest one by one instead of buying an existing portfolio unless you can really learn all about the portfolio and avoid overpaying for it.  

Depending on what type of investing you are looking to do, I think you should expand your search outside of Charlotte proper.  

@Shelby Williams I guess it all depends on what your ROI from your investments are.

Depending on where the land is (county & state), the reason I say you must get rezoning approval, at least in my area, is to change the use of the land from its defined use on the Master Land Use Plan.Suppose you have 11 acres and the house, and you separate the house with one acre from the balance of the tract leaving a 10 acre parcel of vacant land.

Depending on how much is owed and how much the association wants to spend you might have to weigh small claims versus foreclosure versus personal judgement/wage garnishment.

Depending on the price you paid, you "may" be able to exit the first house keeping the VA mortgage and get a second house using another VA mortgage so long as the sum of the two mortgages don't exceed $417k.

I am in Baltimore (not Baltimore city) area but also interested in rest of Maryland and Northern Virginia.I know I may get many answers like it's all about what I want and it depends on me, I know it does but what has worked for others for their first deal?